Human Anatomy - University of Florida
Human Anatomy
Abdominal Organs
Abdominal Esophagus
Innervation
Anterior & posterior gastric nerves = Left & right vagal trunks
Thoracic sympathetic trunks
Greater & Lesser splanchnic nerves
Esophageal nerve plexus
Arterial
Esophageal branches = left gastic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Left inferior phrenic artery
Venous
Esophageal veins = azygos vein = inferior vena cava
Left gastric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Left gastric lymph nodes = celiac lymph nodes
TBTB
Retroperitoneal
Esophageal hiatus = T10
* Portal-systemic venous anastomosis
Stomach
Innervation
Anterior & posterior vagal trunks = parasympathetic (enter through esophageal hiatus)
Greater splanchnic nerve (T6-T9) in celiac plexus = sympathetic
Arterial
Left gastric artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Right gastric artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Short gastric arteries = splenic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Left gastro-omental artery = splenic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Right gastro-omental artery = gastroduodenal artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Venous
Left gastric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Right gastric vein = portal vein
Short gastric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Left gastro-omental = splenic vein = portal vein
Right gastro-omental = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Gastric lymphatic vessels = gastric & gastro-omental lymph nodes = celiac lymph nodes
TBTB
Stomach bed
1. Pancreas
2. Left crus of diaphragm
3. Left kidney
4. Left suprarenal gland
SI: Duodenum
Innervation
Celiac & superior mesenteric plexuses = vagus & sympathetic fibers
Arterial
Superior pancreaticoduodenal artery (1st & 2nd part) = celiac trunk = aorta
Inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery (3rd & 4th part) = superior mesenteric artery = aorta
Venous
Pancreaticoduodenal veins = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Pancreaticoduodenal lymph nodes & superior mesenteric lymph nodes = celiac lymph nodes
TBTB
L2 = duodenojejunal flexure = ligament of Treitz (diaphragm to duodenum)
SI: Jejunum & Illeum
Innervation
Perivascular nerve plexus
Sympathetic = T5-T9 of celiac and superior mesenteric plexus (Greater & lesser splanchnic)
Parasympathetic = posterior vagal trunk
Arterial
Vasa recta = arterial arcades = superior mesenteric artery
Venous
Superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Mesenteric lymph nodes = superior mesenteric lymph nodes
Ileocolic lymph nodes
TBTB
Vessels run between mesentery
Large Intestine
Innervation
Cecum & appendix = superior mesenteric plexus (vagus = parasympathetic)
Ascending colon = superior mesenteric plexus
Transverse colon = superior mesenteric plexus (vagus = parasympathetic)
Descending colon = lumbar sympathetic trunk (IMA plexus) & pelvic splanchnic
Sigmoid colon = superior hypogastric plexus (IMA plexus) & pelvic splanchnic
Rectum & anal canal = hypogastric plexus & pelvic splanchnic
Arterial
Cecum & appendix = ileocolic artery = superior mesenteric artery = aorta
Ascending colon = ileocolic & right colic arteries = superior mesenteric artery = aorta
Transverse colon = middle colic artery = superior mesenteric artery = aorta
Descending colon = left colic artery = inferior mesenteric artery = aorta
Sigmoid colon = sigmoid artery = inferior mesenteric artery = aorta
Rectum & anal canal = superior rectal artery = inferior mesenteric artery = aorta
Venous
Cecum & appendix = ileocolic vein = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Ascending colon = ileocolic & right colic veins = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Transverse colon = middle colic vein = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Descending colon = left colic vein = inferior mesenteric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Sigmoid colon = sigmoid vein = inferior mesenteric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Rectum & anal canal = superior rectal vein = inferior mesenteric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Cecum & appendix = ileocolic lymph nodes = superior mesenteric lymph nodes
Ascending colon = epicolic & paracolic lymph nodes = superior mesenteric lymph nodes
Transverse colon = middle colic lymph nodes = superior mesenteric lymph nodes
Descending colon = paracolic lymph nodes = inferior mesenteric lymph nodes
Sigmoid colon = paracolic lymph nodes = inferior mesenteric lymph nodes
Rectum & anal canal = inferior mesenteric lymph nodes
TBTB
Distinguishing features
1. Teniae coli = termination indicates rectosigmoid junction & base of appendix
2. Sacculations
3. Omental appendices
4. Caliber
Rectum
Innervation
Sympathetic = lumbar sympathetic trunk & superior hypogastric plexus (IMA)
Parasympathetic = pelvic splanchnic nerve (inferior hypogastric plexus)
Afferents = travel up lumbar splanchnic nerve
Arterial
Superior rectal artery = inferior mesenteric artery = aorta
Middle rectal artery = inferior vesical (male) or uterine (female) artery
Inferior rectal artery = internal pudendal artery = internal iliac artery = common iliac artery = aorta
Venous
Superior rectal veins = inferior mesenteric vein = splenic vein = portal vein
Middle rectal veins = IVC
Inferior rectal veins = IVC
Lymphatic
Superior half = pararectal lymph nodes = lumbar lymph nodes
Inferior half = internal iliac lymph nodes
TBTB
Rectosigmoid junction = S3
Rectal Examination by palpation
Prostate gland = male
Seminal glands = male
Cervix = female
Sacrum
Coccyx
Ischial spines
Ischial tuberosities
Enlarged internal iliac lymph nodes
Thicken ureters = pathology
Ischioanal fossae swelling
Inflamed appendix
Anal Canal
Innervation
Inferior hypogastric plexus = above pectinate line
Sympathetic & parasympathetic
Inferior rectal nerve (pudendal nerve) = below pectinate line
Arterial
Superior rectal artery = above pectinate line
Middle rectal artery = anatomose superior and inferior rectum
Inferior rectal artery = below pectinate line
Venous
Internal rectal venous plexus
Superior rectal vein = above pectinate line
Middle rectal vein = anatomose
Inferior rectal vein = below pectinate line
Lymphatic
Internal iliac lymph nodes = above pectinate line
Superficial inguinal lymph nodes = below pectinate line
TBTB
Anal columns
Anal sinuses
Anal valves
Spleen
Innervation
Celiac plexus = vasomotor
Arterial
Splenic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Venous
Splenic vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Splenic lymphatic vessels = pancreaticosplenic lymph nodes
TBTB
Gastrosplenic & splenorenal ligament
Pancreas
Innervation
Celiac plexus & superior mesenteric plexus = vagus (para) & thoracic splanchnic (sym)
Arterial
Pancreatic arteries = splenic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Superior pancreaticoduodenal artery = gastroduodenal artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery = superior mesenteric artery = aorta
Venous
Pancreatic branches = splenic vein = portal vein
Pancreaticoduodenal vein = superior mesenteric vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Pancreaticosplenic nodes = celiac & hepatic & superior mesenteric lymph nodes
TBTB
Retroperitoneal
Major duodenal papilla = hepatopancreatic ampulla = pancreatic & bile duct
Gallbladder & Bile Duct
Innervation
Hepatic plexus = celiac plexus (sympathetic) & posterior vagal trunk (para) & right phrenic nerve (sensory)
Arterial
Posterior superior pancreaticoduodenal artery = gastroduodenal artery = c.h.a. = celiac trunk = aorta
Gastroduodenal artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Cystic artery = right hepatic artery = proper hepatic artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Right hepatic artery = proper hepatic artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Venous
Superior pancreaticoduodenal vein = portal vein
Cystic vein = portal vein
Lymphatic
Cystic lymph node = celiac lymph node
TBTB
Right epigastric region
Liver
Innervation
Hepatic nerve plexus = celiac nerve plexus (sympathetic) & vagal trunk (parasympathetic)
Greater splanchnic nerve
Arterial (receive blood)
Portal vein
Right & left hepatic artery = proper hepatic artery = common hepatic artery = celiac trunk = aorta
Venous (drain blood)
Hepatic vein
Lymphatic
Superficial lymphatics = hepatic lymph nodes = celiac lymph nodes = chyle cistern
Bare area = phrenic lymph nodes = posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
TBTB
Porta hepatis
1. Portal vein
2. Hepatic artery
3. Hepatic nerve plexus
4. Hepatic duct
5. Lymphatic vessels
Kidney
Innervation
Renal plexus = aorto-renal ganglia
Least splanchnic nerve
CN X
Arterial
Renal arteries (L1-L2) = aorta
Venous
Left & Right renal vein = inferior vena cava
Lymphatic
Lumbar lymph nodes
TBTB
Renal vein (anterior) – renal artery (middle) – renal pelvis (posterior)
Suprarenal Glands
Innervation
Renal plexus = celiac plexus
Splanchnic nerve = chromaffin cells (medulla only)
No parasympathetic
No innervation to supra-renal cortex
Arterial
Superior suprarenal artery = inferior phrenic artery = aorta
Middle suprarenal artery = aorta
Inferior suprarenal artery = renal artery = aorta
Venous
Left suprarenal vein = left renal vein = inferior vena cava
Right suprarenal vein = inferior vena cava
Lymphatic
Lumbar lymph nodes
TBTB
Testis
Innervation
Testicular plexus of nerves (autonomic) = on testicular artery
- Vagal parasympathetic & sympathetic
T7 visceral afferent of spinal cord
Arterial
Testicular artery (in spermatic cord) = branch of aorta
Venous
Testicular veins = form pampiniform plexus
Lymphatic
Lumbar & preaortic lymph nodes
TBTB
Constituents of spermatic cord
1. Ductus deferens = sperm from epididymis
2. Testicular artery = supply testis and epididymis
3. Artery of ductus deferens
4. Cremasteric artery = from inferior epigastic artery
5. Pampiniform plexus
6. Sympathetic nerve fibers on arteries (sym & parasym on ductus deferens)
7. Genital branch of genitofemoral nerve = supply cremaster muscle
8. Lymphatic vessels = to lumbar & preaortic lymph nodes
Ureters
Innervation
T11-L1 or L2
Arterial
Female = uterine artery = common & internal iliac = aorta
Male = inferior vesical artery =common & internal iliac = aorta
Venous
Female = uterine vein
Male = inferior vesical vein
Lymphatic
Lumbar & common iliac lymph nodes
TBTB
Ureteric calculi = where external iliac artery cross ureter
Males = ductus deferens pass b/w ureter and peritoneum
Urinary Bladder
Innervation
Parasympathetic = pelvic splanchnic nerve
Sympathetic = T11-L2 of vesical nerve plexus = inferior hypogastric plexus
Arterial
Males
Superior vesical artery = internal iliac artery = aorta
Inferior vesical artery = internal iliac artery = aorta
Females
Superior vesical artery = internal iliac artery = aorta
Vaginal artery = uterine artery = internal iliac artery = aorta
Obturator & inferior gluteal artery = internal iliac artery = aorta
Venous
Vesical venous plexus = internal iliac vein
Lymphatic
External iliac lymph nodes
Internal iliac lymph nodes
TBTB
Extravasation = urine in retroperitoneal
Urethra
Innervation
Male
Pudendal nerve
Prostatic plexus
Female
Pudendal nerve
Afferents = pelvic splanchnic nerve
Arterial
Male
Inferior vesical & middle rectal artery = prostatic urethra
Internal pudendal artery = spongy (penile) urethra
Female
Internal pudendal artery
Vaginal artery
Venous
Male
Inferior vesical & middle rectal veins
Internal pudendal vein
Female
Internal pudendal vein
Vaginal vein
Lymphatic
Internal iliac lymph nodes
External iliac lymph nodes
TBTB
Straddle injury = spongy part of penis; urine leak into superficial perineal pouch
Portal-Caval Anastomoses
Esophageal
Azygos vein = systemic
Left gastric vein = portal
Paraumbilical
Superficial epigastric vein = systemic
Paraumbilical vein = portal
Colic
Retroperitoneal vein = systemic
Colic vein = portal
Rectal
Middle rectal vein = systemic
Inferior rectal vein = systemic
Superior rectal vein (superior mesenteric vein) = portal
Splanchnic Nerves
Sympathetic
Greater splanchnic = celiac ganglia
Stomach
Duodenum
Liver
Gall bladder
Pancreas
Spleen
Suprarenal gland (adrenal medulla)*
Lesser splanchnic = renal & superior mesenteric ganglia
Small intestine
Colon (up to hepatic flexure)
Pancreas
Kidneys
Suprarenal gland
Testes or ovaries
Least splanchnic = renal & superior mesenteric ganglia
Transverse colon (up to splenic flexure)
Kidneys
Suprarenal gland
Lumbar splanchnic = inferior mesenteric ganglia
Distal 1/3 transverse colon
Descending colon
Sigmoid colon
Rectum
Significant Vertebral Levels
T5-9 = Greater splanchnic nerve (sympathetic)
T8 = inferior vena cava hiatus (IVC + right phrenic nerve + lymphatics)
T10 = esophageal hiatus (esophagus + vagal trunks + esophageal branches of left gastric artery)
T12 = aorta hiatus (aorta + thoracic duct + azygos vein)
T12-L1 = celiac trunk
T12-L3 = left kidney (right kidney = ½ verterbra lower)
L1 = superior mesenteric artery + pancreas + medial arcuate ligament
L2 = deodenojejunal flexure + gonadal arteries + cisterna chyli
L3 = inferior mesenteric artery
L1-L3 = right & left crura
L4 = aortic bifurcation (common iliac arteries) + umbilicus
L5 = inferior vena cava bifurcation
S2-3 = rectosigmoid junction
* spleen = 9-11 ribs
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